The Ridge by Tiny Away

Location: Ballan-Daylesford Road 1831, Korweinguboora, au

Star Rating: 8.5 Stars

Property Type: Holiday homes

About this Property

Important Information

Policies

Check-in: 03:00 PM - 12:00 AM

Check-out: 10:00 AM

Amenities & Facilities

• Offsite parking discounted rates available
• Parking
• Non-smoking throughout
• Cleaning standards that are effective against Coronavirus
• First aid kit available
• Offsite parking discounted rates available

Rooms Available

• Mobile Home

  Featuring a private entrance, this mobile home consists of 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom and a kitchen. Guests can make meals in the kitchen that is equipped with a stovetop, a refrigerator, kitchenware and an electric kettle. The mobile home provides heating and mountain views. The unit offers 1 bed.

  Max Occupancy: 2 (2 Adults)

  • Hair dryer
  • Refrigerator
  • Microwave
  • Private bathroom
  • Heating
  • Kitchen
  • Private entrance
  • Electric kettle
  • Stovetop
  • Linen
  • Clothes rack
  • Wine glasses
  • Fire extinguisher

Guest Reviews

• Jessica (10/5): Perfect retreat in the perfect location - Communication, price, destination and privacy No power for my hair straightener
• Angela (4/5): -
• sameera (8/5): -
• Zaigere (9/5): Superb -
• Vanessa (7/5): Great location but freezing at night - Great location 10 mins from the main town, quiet, private, comfy bed and pillows and hot water. We stayed for one night on a day which was high of 16 and low of 10 degrees, during the day it was perfect but at night it was absolutely freezing. We came back after dinner and inside the tiny house it was 13 degrees, we turned on the diesel heater but this made the house smell like petrol and cold air was blowing out of the vents. We turned this off before we went to sleep because the monitor kept saying the flame was switching off and we were freezing all night even in our trackies. Also when you plug in the USB on the side of the bed it makes a high pitch buzzing sound, I would bring a power bank to use instead.
• Heath (7/5): Good - The experience was fantastic and overall location was good and only a quick drive from town. Overall it was neat and pleasant. With a bit of a deep clean this score would have improved. Thick dust on the ceiling fan, the corners of the windows had a build up of dirt and grime. A thorough clean out would do wonders and improve the score.
• Sam (10/5): Exceptional -
• Ashish (10/5): It was a perfect weekend getaway stepping out of the city. - The property was secluded - surrounded by nature!
• Cassandra (10/5): Exceptional -
• Isabella (10/5): We loved every part of this stay! - The property is a slice of heaven! Located in a spot with the most beautiful surrounds. The bed was very comfortable and we loved the privacy. Nothing. It was perfect.
• Chiayi (7/5): It’s must be amazing house I never been ! But everything is very natural such as without signal and wifi toilets is very -
• Alex (10/5): Exceptional -
• Brendon (10/5): Exceptional -
• Elizabeth (8/5): The Ridge Tiny House - Quiet and welcoming little tiny house. We enjoyed getting away from the city and slowing down and looking out at the natural surroundings. Kangaroos, sheep, and gum trees. Perched on a hill with a lovely outlook. Jesse was a great host who came to our rescue when we couldn't get the hot water to work. Thanks again for a lovely stay. We arrived on a hot day with no air-conditioning, just a ceiling fan, so it was quite hot, but it wasn't the end of the world.
• Sarah (7/5): Good -
• Chelsea (10/5): Really cosy stay! - The ridge was so cozy and so close to everywhere we wanted to visit! The bed and pillows was so comfy and the heating worked great in spring! There was fire wood and a fan available and the host was helpful and friendly. I would definitely recommend going in spring as it’s not too hot/cold and keep in mind it’s a compost toilet lol :) Would’ve been nice to be able to use a hair straightener/blow dryer lol but at the end of the day it’s a tiny solar powered room so energy needs to be conserved so keep in mind when booking! :)
• Kishori (7/5): Good - The property was nice and cute. The bed was cozy and everything was clean. it’s not as scenic as it says in the pictures , lots of deforestation around and lots of animal droppings all around.
• Samuel (7/5): Good -
• Peter (10/5): Exceptional -
• Lingwei (10/5): Exceptional - no breakfast, location great Bugs
• Alena (10/5): Lovely getaway! - Perfect location to escape from busy Melbourne and relax. We stayed during the rain, and it was magnificent. Spotted a few kangaroos in the morning! We would appreciate some coffee at the property. It would have been wonderful to drink it in the morning, sitting outside 😍
• Glen (10/5): Relaxing Stay - Great location, just out of Daylesford. Very comfortable and had everything we needed, very peaceful and quite, a great place to relax with some local food & beverages. Great communication with Jesse, who was a great host.
• Alex (7/5): location was amazing ! loved the views and privacy , we just felt the place it’s self needed a little love and small fix - Over all a lovely place to stay location view light and bright ! We just felt like the place hadn’t been given a lot of love in a little bit. chairs outside broken, old items in cupboard parts that could have done with a clean just small details to enhance the stay would have gone such a long way we would have loved a table and chairs outside, that were able to be sat on, even better a small undercover addition would have changed the entire experience to be able to spend time outside, the chairs out there weren’t usable
• Una (9/5): Superb -
• Sarahrm (10/5): Beautiful tiny escape - The Ridge was an amazing example of what a tiny house can be. Despite its size, it was so light and spacious. The location had beautiful views as well!
• Elijah (3/5): Nice tiny home, bad location. - Bed was comfortable Host wasn’t very inviting. More worried about preserving his “track” than welcoming guests. We had to walk in the rain through a paddock covered in manure with our bags when we could have easily parked beside the tiny home with our 4wd which would have idled up the paddock without spinning a wheel in the slightest. Also the owners of the tiny home should look into a few more amp hours of battery for gloomy weather where the solar isn’t keeping up. Once again if the the car closer we could have ran a lead from the 4wd and powered the house for days and also used the awning to sit under and light the fire pit as theres no outdoor shelter if it’s raining. Also entry door need a curtain/blind as there’s direct line of sight with neighbours, makes getting ready/dressed a juggle in such a small space.
• Kaitlyn (7/5): Good - beautiful property, very clean and lovely surrounds we weren’t told there is no heating inside the property and as such the night time was incredibly cold

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